Quote by Mary J. Blige

I don't think there's anything they can say about me that I haven't said about myself already. And I would be an absolute total liar, and my fans would not respect me, if I said that my life and my marriage are perfect. But we absolutely love each other we have fun together - it's great.


I don't think there's anything they can say about me that I

Summary

In this quote, the speaker acknowledges that they are not immune to criticism and understands that they have openly shared their personal flaws and imperfections before anyone else can say those things about them. They reject the idea of presenting a perfect image to their fans, recognizing that honesty and authenticity are vital. While they admit to facing challenges in their life and marriage, they emphasize the love and enjoyment they share with their partner, highlighting the positives and genuine bond they have.

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Marriage
By Mary J. Blige
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